• May 08, 2024

A common question we often hear is whether using an electronic bidet will completely eliminate the need to wipe after peeing. The simple answer is: yes, but it depends on your needs. The main factors to consider when determining whether an electronic bidet will clean you properly is your size and your position on the bidet. The larger you are, the more likely you are to use several sheets of toile...

• May 15, 2024

Electronic bidets come with many features designed to enhance your bathroom experience and improve your overall hygiene. In addition to the core functionality, the following features are surprisingly useful. The main feature of any bidet is its jet feature, designed to clean you thoroughly after using the toilet. A useful companion to this core functionality is the oscillation function. When activ...

• May 29, 2024

The electronic bidet is a modern device that, while typically used for general cleansing, can be a game changer for those who struggle with IBS. IBS can cause frequent trips to the bathroom. Every time you go to the bathroom, the wiping motion can become uncomfortable, especially when dealing with diarrhea or soft stools. Over time, continued use of toilet paper can cause friction, irritation, and...

• June 12, 2024

When it comes to personal hygiene, many people may not stop to consider that a common item like toilet paper could cause discomfort. However, frequent toilet paper use has been linked to a common condition known as "itchy butt." The constant friction created by wiping can irritate the delicate skin in the anal area. Additionally, some types of toilet paper, especially scented or colored ones, cont...

• June 19, 2024

A common question many first-time bidet buyers ask is, “Does a bidet splatter poop everywhere?” The simple answer is – no! All bidet seat models on the Oceanwell website are designed to eliminate the possibility of poop splashing around the toilet bowl. This is achieved by designing the nozzle at an angle that directs any rebound toward the bottom of the toilet bowl. The nozzle is not directly bel...

• June 27, 2024

An estimated 58.5 million people in the United States, or 24 percent of all adults, have some form of arthritis, according to a recent study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. With so many people experiencing pain or discomfort every day, it’s no exaggeration to say that finding ways to help reduce the stress you put yourself through every day is vital for people with arthritis. ...